Avg where is the vault

JFYI Six buttons was a joke file put into the 1st Page release in their iscripts, probably wasn't a really good idea, but it was cute. When you double clicked to run the ''game' all it did was open your CD Drive. These did appear in the quarantine folder, but whatever email AVG quarantined has disappeared.

Thank you for your quick response, I at least now know where to find quarantined files. Abirami Shanmugam Avast Ruth, Thank you for providing screenshot.

I see that Haunt. Hence AVG has detected valid threats. It means a benign program is wrongfully flagged as malicious due to an overly broad detection signature or algorithm used in an antivirus program.

Do you recommend it? Silent Phone - Secure Calling Messaging. AVG Vault tries to address all those concerns by providing users a single storage location for things they want to keep private but, at the same time, offers the convenience of backing them up via popular online storage services like Dropbox and Google Drive.

The encryption makes use of a custom digit PIN that users set up to secure and access their files. The types of data that can be stored inside the Vault range from user-supplied information like credit card numbers, login credentials, and notes to more standard types of files like photos and documents.

The AVG Vault app itself offers several security features, like an Idle Time Lock that automatically locks the app after a period of inactivity, and an Attempted Access Notification that will take a photo using the front-facing camera and secretly send it to an e-mail address in case the wrong password was entered three times in a row. One final feature that AVG Vault offers is syncing through the cloud, which some might think defeats the purpose of security and privacy. The difference, however, is that the files stored by AVG Vault in Dropbox or Google Drive are also encrypted, making it impossible to access them outside of the Vault app.

This gives users the ability to backup those private files and, in the case of loss, restore them on a new device, without having to worry too much about the security of the cloud service itself.

Antivirus software such as AVG begin by identifying viruses; this is typically done by scanning your hard drive. AVG will scan your hard drive, including all files on the drive, in order to locate "signatures" of viruses. Signatures include code that a virus or type of virus typically contains. Virus checkers can also scan your main memory, where programs execute, in order to locate viruses that only show up when they or another program runs. Once the virus is identified, it is quarantined.

This process involves taking the file in which the virus resides and "removing" it from the system.